2 oz Almond Oil
1 oz Castor Oil
4 oz Cocoa Butter
20 oz Coconut Oil
20 oz Olive Oil
20 oz Palm Oil
20 oz. Palm Kernel Oil
4 oz Shea Butter
10 oz Sunflower Oil
1 oz Beeswax
2 oz Patchouli
2 oz Lavender
2 oz Oakmoss
16 oz Goats Milk
21 oz Water
14.49 oz Lye
Prise the oakmoss out of the bottle and combine with the other EO’s - mix well and set aside. Combine lye with water - cool to 100°. Melt the solid oils, cocoa butter, shea butter, and beeswax. Add the liquid oils, cool or heat to 100 deg. Add the lye water mixture - stir well - add the goats milk. The goats milk should be cold - but not icy.
At trace add the EO’s. Smile at the wonderful aroma from this mixture, thinking about what a wonderful soap that you will have. Pour into mold. Cover lightly for 24 hours - you can peek just to make sure that it is not getting too hot in the mold - and to smell it again, and again and again. Unmold after 24 hours and cut into bars - age for 4-6 weeks if you can wait that long.
submitted by Pam D.
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